1000 media results found for 'spanish'
Diego must solve mathematical challenges with the help of his hamster Alterio and his friend Mica.
With a blend of humor and sense of adventure, Pepin tackles both personal and universal concerns. This animated four part series offers episodes on gun violence, manners, diet, dental hygiene, and conservation.
Colombia is a country exploring all the options that advances in science and technology has to offer society. This series reveals Colombia’s commitment to balancing technological advances with improving education, city life, and transportation.
A small boat gets ready to set sail to the city of Rosario. On board the boat there are ten musicians from Latin America and the Caribbean along with five Argentines. Get ready for a musical trip with the Endless River Orchestra as they travel and...Read More
This series gives an overview of the Colombian elements declared part of the heritage of mankind by UNESCO.
This dynamic science series defines and helps students explore science terms. Each program is designed to reinforce and support students' comprehension and retention of these terms through use of video footage, photographs, diagrams, graphics, and...Read More
Hector Bonilla, a famous actor from Mexico, narrates the entertaining stories found in The Books from the Nook collection. Students will enjoy the stories, tales, legends, and other accounts as they are brought to life.
A set of instructional videos that teach basic sign language through Spanish and English. This series is geared toward Latino parents of deaf children who use American Sign Language or Signed English. Videos are presented in a bilingual format.
Franja Metro is a program that helps children in a fun and interactive way, in their formative, educational and entertainment processes. It is a magazine that through various themes guide the children in the identification process as individuals a...Read More
An educational series that exposes children to conversational Spanish. Each program builds on the other and reviews previously learned vocabulary. Students will learn basic vocabulary as well as common verbs and question forms.
A series of five language learning videos using the Progressive-Intuitive Language Method (PI Method). Students move from English to Spanish through the immersion process.
Much is spoken about climatic change, global warming changes, changes in the wind and precipitations, thaw and deforestation. Also much has been discussed about the effects on health, tourism, energy use, the Antarctic case and the agricultural pr...Read More
During puberty, students experience physical, social and emotional changes. Sexuality is also an important aspect of puberty. This series is a tool to address the changes and questions students might have regarding this developmental stage.
Intervention is a process to solve conflicts and problems without using violence. Students will find resolution to various issues: fights, arguments, jokes, misunderstandings, love, lies, and jealousy by using the intervention process taught by me...Read More
Gabriela, Manuel and Leonardo are three friends who accidentally start a rocket that takes them to space. Their journey through space takes them to different planets and strange worlds. Throughout their journey, they have the help of Maqui, an on...Read More
In this series, animals introduce children to varied topics. The animals are led by Parakeet, and they all work together to demonstrate positive behavior towards others and the environment.
In this series, animals introduce children to varied topics. The animals are led by Parakeet, and they all work together to demonstrate positive behavior towards others and the environment.
“What Are Plants?” is a Spanish-language life science overview of how plants are identified, how they differ from animals, and why they are essential on Earth. The video introduces key botany concepts including photosynthesis, plant cells, cell wa...Read More
“Plant Activities” is a Spanish-language life science video that explains how plants survive, grow, and reproduce. It covers photosynthesis, showing how plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make sugar and release oxygen, and introduce...Read More
“Flowering Plants” introduces the structure and function of flowers in plant life science. The video explains that flowering plants grow in many habitats around the world and emphasizes the main role of flowers in plant reproduction. Key science v...Read More
Beauty and ugliness are two opposite concepts that can be perceived in a spiritual and material point of view. We can define them starting from the artistic, philosophical and aesthetic elements. There's inner beauty, outer, spiritual, and physica...Read More
Professor Andrés Castrillón defines universality as something general that covers all things. Regular people tell us what they think this word means and also pose the term as something that does not vary no matter the difference. Sandra Turbay pro...Read More
In this animated production of Jack Kent's book of the same title, Joey, a baby kangaroo lives in his mother's pouch. Instead of cleaning his room, Joey decides to run away. Finding a new home is difficult for him. Unable to find a suitable rep...Read More
Starts from the philosophical definition of the words "Subject" and "I" given by the professors of the Institute of Philosophy of the University of Antioquia, Cristian Camilo Vélez and Camilo Morales. Their definitions are debated with those of re...Read More
Ludwig Wittgenstein is a philosopher whose legacy explains the terms like moral, knowledge and doubt. What things can we consider as true? How doubt leads us to know and support knowledge. Starting from the testimonies of students, teachers, artis...Read More
This word can be defined as a response to a question and also as a reaction to a stimulus. Professor of the Institute of Philosophy of the University of Antioquia Jairo Escobar Moncada summarizes what the philosophers like Aristóteles, Platón and ...Read More
Santiago is a boy that thinks that power is being able to "lift a tree." Professor of the Institute of Philosophy of the University of Antioquia Pedro Juan considers power to be potency but must be understood as the capacity that a human being has...Read More
Philosopher Jorge Santayana says "life is not made to be comprehended but to live it." Colombian singer, Carlos Vives, considers "life to be the biggest ambition of human beings," and Alejandra a student from the school Maria Rionegro says that "l...Read More
We can define ugly in a spiritual and material point of view. You can't only assume ugliness as an aesthetic adjective, but as anything that gets away from our value system and what is accepted and embraced by society. Classifying something as bea...Read More
John Henry, the investigator of the University of Edimburg, and Jorge Antonio Mejía, the professor of the Institute of Philosophy of the University of Antioquia, talk about a transcendent and universal concept: science. We can look at science thr...Read More
Starting from the meaning that Aristóteles, Platón, and other philosophers gave to the question--what? The professors of the Institute of Philosophy of the University of Antioquia explain these words through the answers of regular people. In all k...Read More
What's necessity? Its origin and where it takes us. Professor of the Institute of Philosophy from the University of Antioquia Nicolás Naranjo, talks about the philosophical definition of this word. The comparison of the different definitions of t...Read More
